Dominik Balogh

[...] If you need rich text capabilities with images and video embeds in iOS today, you don’t have many options. [...]

[...] If you’re applying for an iOS Enterprise Developer program, you need a D-U-N-S number. The enterprise program provides many benefits, such as [...]

[...] If you need rich text capabilities with images and video embeds in iOS today, you don’t have many options. Matter of fact, there are no existing [...]

[...] from the iPhone, currently in early alpha. Overall, hacking took about 50 days for 1 super-skilled iOS hacker @pavelserbajlo (and I was designing). We’d possibly never jump into it [...]

[...] Write HTML import/export methods reliably with reasonable level of abstraction and configurability Hack UIMenuController to handle custom popups with rich text formatting options International support [...]

[...] ). We’d possibly never jump into it knowing how ridiculously complex the whole iOS CoreText implementation is. The documentation is lacking and there are long-reported bugs in CoreText as [...]

[...] and video in between the content at the moment. Building our own rich text We needed high-quality rich text control, so we started hacking. This is what it takes: Forget UITextField and UITextView [...]

[...] method?) Issue #2: Right-to-left and BiDi not yet supported Hack the UI, engineer the UX iPhone display size is too small for huge menus taking up your screen. We needed to provide a meaningful UI [...]

[...] Write a new control from the ground up, conforming to the CoreText’s UITextInput protocol Write custom methods to handle and render attributed strings Clone current features of UITextField/ [...]

[...] ’s UITextInput protocol Write custom methods to handle and render attributed strings Clone current features of UITextField/UITextView, with loupe, magnifier, selections, suggestions and spell [...]